Planned Parenthood

A pretty good organization with good intentions and goals. I think some of the goals could be a little clearer, but I also understand that this organization has to tackle some major challenges! I think the mission of this organization is carried out well, and I will continue to support it in the future.

Lots of people disagree with planned parenthood due to the nature if their services. I think those people are truly ignorant. This organization helps women through many different choices that accompany pregnant women. The prov8de items to women that participate in their educational program. I commend and recommend.

When I had no money and no insurance Planned Parenthood was there to educate me and provide me with medical care. They provided me with a way to afford birth control until I was able to get a job that had insurance. They provided care that allowed me to have dignity and to know that I was making good choices for myself.

Planned Parenthood is such a great organization, helping us stay safe and offering tons of family planning and guidance. They are experts at counseling, and showing you what options are available. They are honest, confidential and trustworthy with your personal information. They are a great asset to us!

Planned Parenthood is absolutely integral to women's health in the U.S. I donate monthly and have used there services multiple times as a young adult. I am now too old to get free care from them but I will continue to donate as PP is one of the more important organizations in this country.

My wife got unexpectedly pregnant. She just started a new job and was between insurance providers so we decided to go to PP for the first ultrasound until the insurance kicked in. When we arrived, they told us that I, the father of the child and husband to my wife, couldn't be in the room during the ultrasound. I wasn't allowed to see my tiny child on the screen. This soured the moment for me a bit, as it would for any father who cares. Planned Parenthood are very wrong for keeping fathers out of ultrasounds. The prices for a blood test and ultrasound were more than previously quoted as well. There were no consultations or recommendations, just the ultrasound and blood test, and she was rushed out into the empty waiting room.

I cannot recommend Planned Parenthood enough. Between access to contraceptions, variety in next steps once sexually active and further education to help create healthier and conscious based sex lives, it is a great blessing to many especially teenagers and young adults.

Do not mess with Planned Parenthood located in Georgetown, IN. They do take your appointment after disclosing your LMP date. They tell you how many weeks you are into pregnancy (4 weeks and 3 days in my case). They scheduled my appointment for two weeks, in my case, from the date the appointment was scheduled. They later cancel it and reschedule it. On the appointment date, they canceled the appointment, saying that they needed to reschedule it because my pregnancy was just 4 weeks 3 days, even after 2 weeks had elapsed from the date I initially scheduled the appointment. They stated my ultrasound would not show anything, and they referred me to reschedule an appointment with a location in Illinois. The staff was rude and did not want to speak with my husband, although I gave her consent to speak with my husband since I am not fluent in English.

Planned Parenthood is a important charity, I love supporting them because they provide essential services to women in need. I fully support their cause and love the charity

Sick for months with no money or insurance. So i turned to Planned Parenthood for help. My visit was going so well but that would soon change... receptionist asked me some questions (where I lived, who I lived with,employment and income info and informed me that based on my info I qualified for financial assistance and that my visit would not cost me anything! I was so relieved to hear that because I couldn't afford to pay .I filled out my paperwork and was quickly taken back to see the nurse. The medical assistant took my vital signs and asked about my medical history and symptoms. I was so happy I was finally going to find out what was making me sick! She told me the nurse would be in shortly and left the room. A few minutes later a man entered the room. Said he was the manager and after reviewing my file he was sorry to inform me that having a hysterectomy disqualifies me from getting ANY financial assistance and my visit was going to cost $400!!!! I was shocked and devastated!!! Is this really happening right now?? It sounded so outrageous and unbelievable I mean how and why does having a hysterectomy disqualify me and WHY!!! It feels like a nightmare!!! If I had $400 I would have medical insurance and would've seen a private doctor months ago but I don't so I rode my bike to the bus stop,bus didn't show up so I rode all the way there filled out paperwork,interviewed twice,3 hours in total for nothing!!!! This is so wrong!!!! What am I to do now!!!

An issue I have had with Planned Parenthood is patient privacy during the clinic visit. Both times I have had a clinic visit third party observers were in the room without my consent. This is an invasion of privacy and the doctors/ assistant should ask the patient whether a third party is wanted during the visit.

As a company that celebrates terminating the lives of unborn babies, and even selling the body parts illegally, I hope to see Planned Parenthood disappear completely. Their number one focus is on income from abortions, not helping or teaching women. The documentary "Unplanned" is worth watching for anyone who is considering visiting Planned Parenthood for any reason. A doctor's office is a much better option for women's services.

I will NEVER be visiting planned parenthood again. I was one of the first people in the clinic when it opened and the last person to leave. I was there for 6.5 hours. This is the biggest joke. Worst customer service, awfully slow and careless nurses, 100% would NOT recommend.

Planned Parenthood offers important resources for women who need help. Although controversial, I think they are doing good things for the community.

Markets themself as a charity, but will turn away sick patients without treatment if they cannot afford their prices.

Worst place ever wanted for over a hour in waiting room